The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1887-01-19
FAITH cUREs Fairly BEATEN.
A Most Interesting Lettar fraan the Char
lain OF the Albany PeMltentinrx.


Fsoa. he Albany, N. J.. Express
make the following statement In simple justice
TO you. and to the public nt large. look upon
the factsI am about TO relate as among he most
remarkable since the age of miracles Had heard
them from another should have asked for proof
yet every word may be relied upon as absolutely
true.
For many years my wife had bee the victim OF
nervous Dyspepsia, OF the chronic, distressing and
apparently incursbie type, from which so inauy OF
her sex suffer, lsugulsh and die. 1t was ali the
worse because the tendency 10 IL was Inherited.
She had been under the systematic treatment Of
many Of The best physicians In New York and
Brook lyn and elsewhere for twenty years with
only temporary relief. Although bad enough at
all times, she was always worse In tho Autumn
and the eating Of fruits (oiten recommended TO
dyspepticsl IN her case produced Aaiulency and ex.
cessve pain, In fact there were few. ifany. kinds
Of food that did not distress her sOdiscssed sensi-
live and torpid were all the organs Of Digestion.
The ususl symptoms of dyspepsia, with rs con-
eomitant ailments, were all present--iad taste in
the mouth dull eyes, cold feet aud hands, the
sense ofaload upon the stomach, tenderness on
I pressure, ndigestion gttdiness, great weakness
and prosiraticn. and fugitive pains in the sides,
chest and back Tfihere was ever case Of dy-
spepsa Enich to all intcnts and purposes seemed
altogether hopeless It was hers have often risen
in the night and administered stimulants merely
for the sake OF the slight and transient relief they
gave. What her aggregate experience was | may
safely leave to the Imagination OF those who have
suffered In similar way. Certainly no one else
can begin to.uuderstaudit.
After She had undergone about Ave years OF tn
apparently endless misery, did she take turn for
the betters Far from il. She grew worse n any
thing could he worse. Intermittent malarlal fever
set in. complioating the case aud making every
symptom more pronounced and intense. BY this
time the pneumo- gastric nerves had become very
seriously involved, and she had cbronic Gastrtls
and also wiatI may be allowed to call chroalc In
termittent malarial fever all at once. For the lat
ter the physicians prescribed the good, od-fshion-
ed sheet-anchor remedy, Quinine, gradually in
crossing the doses. until-incredible as Il may
seem--she actually took Thirty GRAINS a DAY
ron DAYS IN SUCCESSION. This could not last
The effect of the quinine was, If possible almost
as bad as the two-iod disease which was wearing
away her strength and her life. Qunine poison-
Ing waspanmlly evident, but the fever was there
still. Almost every day there came on the char
acteristic chill and racking headache followed by
the usual weakness aud collapse.
Need tell you despsirednot merely OF her
recovery-but Of any appreciabe rest in this long
and dreary experience? Somewhat less than
year ng0 my wife showed signs OF such utter ex-
haustion that her friends INDUCED the most seri-
Gus apprehensiots. About this time met social.
iy my friend Mr. Norton, member 81 the trfn OF
Chauncey Titus Co., brokers, OF Albany, who on
hearing from me these facts said: Why have
been through almost the same Thing, aud have
got over IT," "What cured you o. | asked eagerly,
"Kaskine, he said, TRY II for your wife, had
seen Kaskine advertised. bat had no moro faith In
Mrs. Hall had no higher opinion. yet on the
strength OF my friends Recommendation got
bottle and began its use as directed.
Now recall what have already said ~ 20 her
der the Kaskine treatment ali the dyspeptic symp-
toms shoired Instant improvement and the daily
lever grew less and soon ceased altogether. Side
BY side thcse diseases vanished, a. side by side
they had tortured thsir victim for ten yeafs--the
twenty years. Hef appetite Improved from week
10 week until she could eat and digest the average
food that any well person takes. Without any suf-
fering OF Inconvenience With renewed asslmila-
ton Of food came OF COURSE steady increase 10
hesh. until she now looks like her original self.
She takes Kaskine occasionally, but with no real
need OF II. for she Is WE'LL consider this result
scientific miracle, and the New Quinlne" Is en-
Titled to the credit OF It. Tor from the time she he
gan with Kaskine sile used no other medicine
whatever.
yon think . recital Of these facts calculated 10
do good you are welcome 20 make them public.
4 fx Chaplain Albany, NY, Peniteniiary.
To The Kaskine Co.. % Warren st.. New York.
l.. S.-sometmes letters of this kind are pub-
lished without authority. and In case anyone Il In
ciined 10 question the gsnuineness Of the above
cations addressed to me at the penitentiary:
JAS H. HAIL.